ORIGINAL: Robert RowlandHow close do you have to get to kill a moose with that?[:D]
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Hand hatchet
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fasteddie - Posts: 1281
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RE: Hand hatchet
by fasteddie » Sat Feb 21, 2009 9:22 am
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reeper0697 - Posts: 631
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RE: Hand hatchet
by reeper0697 » Sat Feb 21, 2009 10:47 am
ORIGINAL: Robert Rowland
How close do you have to get to kill a moose with that?[:D]
haha reminded me of when Bear Grylls tied his knife to a stick to fight off Rinos if they bothered him when he was sleeping near a game trail
Put me on a mountain, way back in the backwoods
Put me on a lake with biggin' on the line
Put me around a campfire cookin' something I just cleaned
Put me on a lake with biggin' on the line
Put me around a campfire cookin' something I just cleaned
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Woods Walker - Posts: 4668
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RE: Hand hatchet
by Woods Walker » Sat Feb 21, 2009 2:57 pm
IMO, the best one made for hunters is the Gransfors Bruks Hunter's Axe. Hand forged in Sweden, polished edge, hickory handle with hand carved grip, and the best part....a "SKINNING" poll on the back of the head.
You can literally butcher an entire animal with this tool.
You can literally butcher an entire animal with this tool.
Hunt Hard,
Kill Swiftly,
Waste Nothing,
Offer No Apologies.....
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Kill Swiftly,
Waste Nothing,
Offer No Apologies.....
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NRA Endowment Life Member
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Everyday Hunter - Posts: 1630
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RE: Hand hatchet
by Everyday Hunter » Sat Feb 21, 2009 8:51 pm
ORIGINAL: Robert Rowland
How close do you have to get to kill a moose with that?[:D]
Yikes! [:D][:D][:D] I guess I should have been clearer.
Here's a picture of my brother using the skatchet to cut brush around one of the fallen moose so we'd have room to do the "wet work."
Steve
When the Everyday Hunter isn't hunting, he's thinking about hunting, talking about hunting, dreaming about hunting, writing about hunting, or wishing he were hunting.
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